ECONOMY
Ambev expands its leadership in premium beers and volume increases 19% in the third quarter
According to the brewery itself, the volume of the premium portfolio rose 19% in the third quarter of 2026 compared to the same period in 2025.
Donation of US$ 1.5 million to a church reignites doubts about 3.75% interest per year
According to MarketWatch, the institution needs to decide how to invest the money, and the comparison between yield, term and risk is the central point of the case.
Lagarde steps down as president of the European Central Bank in February 2027
According to CNBC, the president announced her departure on Thursday, before the institution's interest rate decision, and her term would only end in October 2027.
CNI study warns of risk of lack of biofuels and rising prices by 2035
According to the CNI, production may fall short of the decarbonization targets for the next decade, putting pressure on prices for consumers and companies.
EU proposes law to anticipate climate risks and reduce human and economic damage
According to Times Brasil, the proposal foresees that governments consider climate risks in their decisions, regardless of management changes.
Couple with 99% chance of not running out of savings wonders why they don't spend it all
According to MarketWatch, a couple aged 68 and 74, without children and in good health, estimates the chance of not depleting their assets at 99% and questions their own…
LaMelo Ball puts $2.6 million luxury Charlotte property up for sale after leaving Hornets
NBA point guard lists Uptown Charlotte property with an asking price of $2.6 million, according to MarketWatch, and the sale comes after leaving the Hornets.
Rabobank sees favorable outlook for Brazilian chicken despite new Newcastle focus
An outbreak identified in Santa Catarina affects turkey farms in three nearby cities, and the bank's assessment depends on the problem not spreading.
Shukhov Radio Tower in Moscow is at risk of dismantling and experts appeal to Putin
According to InfoMoney, owners say that the structure, corroded by time, cannot be repaired and that alternatives to demolition are financially unviable.
Fifth working day of November falls on a Saturday and sets November 7th as the deadline for October salaries
According to the CLT count, employers with monthly payments have until Saturday, November 7, to pay October salaries, according to InfoMoney.
Chinese elevator company that raised US$2.2 billion from Alibaba arrives in Brazil
According to Exame, the company operates in residential and commercial buildings and arrives in the country in the wake of Chinese automakers and apps.
iPhone Duo runs out of pre-sales and raises warning about screen failures in Apple's first foldable
Pre-sale sold out in hours, delivery time took three months and online photos show screen failures; Apple will replace defective devices.
End of the 6x1 scale reaches supermarkets and compensation agreements now depend on unions
Reducing working hours to 40 hours forces retailers to review schedules and renegotiate compensation, and the supermarket sector is the first practical test, according…
Lumentum soars after news of possible purchase by Marvell Technology
According to Bloomberg, Marvell is close to buying Lumentum, and an announcement could come out next week.
Avoidable financial mistakes repeat themselves even with age, warns MarketWatch columnist
A MarketWatch column cites credit card debt and lack of retirement planning among the mistakes that are repeated despite being avoidable.
Balances of $2.2 million and $80,000 in 401(k) reveal couple's retirement mismatch
A report published by MarketWatch shows how a vague answer about retirement can hide different expectations within the same couple.
Expensive energy threatens British growth and reignites warning about interest and debt
Official OBR forecast sees the cost of energy slowing down the UK economy, putting pressure on inflation and making interest and debt more expensive.
UK: Healey announces £100 energy bills, paid with bank levy
The chancellor's first budget targets the cost of living amid global turbulence, but the opposition says the proposal is timid.
British budget eases energy bills, taxes banks and increases defense spending
John Healey's first budget combines tariff relief, more tax on banks and resources for defense, Ukraine and AI, with rising interest rates.
MEI only receives INSS retirement with the DAS paid and the history checked
According to O Antagonista, opening the CNPJ does not guarantee the benefit, which depends on contributions paid, age and the date of first joining the INSS.
Artisanal cheese made on the farm is not enough to sell in other states
The case of a producer who received an order for 80 pieces shows that the origin of the milk does not require health registration or authorization for interstate trade.
Two short blasts can be costly: what the driver needs to pay attention to before proceeding
According to O Antagonista, proceeding because you think the order was for another vehicle can result in a fine of R$195.23 and a serious infraction.
World Bank says capital remains available even with AI pushing interest rates
Ajay Banga tells CNBC that the supply of resources remains broad, despite fears that artificial intelligence will increase rates.